Prepared for Hope & Ransom

Magical Ethereal Photoshoot Location & Style Guide

Hi, Hope & Ransom! Based on our communications, I’ve prepared a list of locations and associated style guides that I think will bring your vision to life! Please review and let me know if you have any questions, comments, or want to change anything.

Also keep in mind that I’m here to help tell your story so, if you think I’ve totally missed the mark, just let me know (I promise you won’t hurt my feelings) and we can re-calibrate!

An engaged couple walking barefoot on a grassy field with trees in the background during sunset in Orlando, Florida.

Locations

When we last spoke, you requested locations that were

magical and natural

said “romantic” and “ethereal”

and highlighted your connection

here are a few locations that came to mind:

Stone building with three arched windows and an arched doorway, flanked by purple flowering bushes and potted plants, with a stone bench in front.

Church of Bethesda by the Sea ** above image is not my work**

  • I thought the medieval style architecture and stunning gardens of this church were absolutely perfect for your photoshoot!

    It has those magical qualities while having some contrast from your wedding venue.

    It is $100 to shoot here for up to 2 hours and we’ll have to apply for a permit, but I can help with all that!

A couple stands on a rocky riverbank surrounded by dense forest, with the woman wearing a wedding dress and the man dressed in formal attire, exchanging vows or rings during a wedding ceremony in nature.

Rock Springs ** above image is not my work**

  • You already know I’ve been gushing over this concept for you!

    Like the church, I think its just different enough from your wedding venue to have variety while still maintaining the earthy, ethereal feel!

Scenic view of a grassy field with trees and shrubs, and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Allapattah Flats ** above image is not my work**

  • I’ve never been here, but I really like the wide open grassy areas with the trees in the distance. It seems so isolated and untouched by humans!

    It’s open and free to the public!